closing down shop. thanks for joining us tonight. we'll see you again monday fr a jam packed show. rush limbaugh and governor sara palin both go on the record. good ♪ ♪ s[ applause ] >> glenn: from new york city, hello, america. tonight i want to tell you about something, and my wife was around here some place. i don't know if she knows this. but when we were on vacation, i was secretly at night under the covers with a flashlight reading this book. she really doesn't -- for some reason she thinks i should relax and not read books about nazis on our vacation. this came in from a viewer. of mine. it's an old book from 1944, '43 or '44. "religion of nazi germany." it got me thinking. this is someone who i think was in germany and then went to poland. it didn't end well. i want to do a show tonight, not on this book. i want to do a show on something that i think is critically important. i have shown you this over here. faith, hope and charity. i've shown you the faith, hope and charity. sorry, oscar and nefrp the control room. oh, heavens, he's moving. it's the 40 day, 40 night ch

turn malignant. when that happens, it's virtually impossible to cure those patients using standard treatment. we are attempting to develop new imuno therapy so the body itself can reject the cancer. >> i had tumors all over my body i could feel. i would feel those just like going away. >> we've ice lied the immune cells away from the tumor cells, identified the ones that have the most reactive against the cancer and expanded them in culture. there are millions and machines of cells that are growing here. >> these are the cells that we grew from the tumor we took out. just imagine those cells chewing up the tumor. >> when the treatment works, it works very quickly but it doesn't work in everybody. right now the particular treatment we're using cautioning a substantial cancer regression in about half of all the patients we treat. >> he was an 80% tumor reduction at one month. very impressive. >> having side effects, anything at all? >> no, i feel great. >> the tumor is shrinking down. >> back to normal? >> yes. >> on the other hand going to the next room, there is one of the patients